PLEASE MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR THE EVENING OF TUESDAY 9 JULY 2024 FROM 6:30 – 9 PM AS THE JACKSONVILLE ORCHID SOCIETY (JOS) CONDUCTS ITS MONTHLY MEETING. BOTTOM
Please mark your calendars for 6 July 2024 and the next monthly Re-Potting Clinic presented by the Jacksonville Orchid Society for 2024! The clinic will be held at
During each month’s General Meeting, the Jacksonville Orchid Society presents a program often consisting of speakers and hand-on activities of interest to our membership and orchid growers across
The 2024 JOS Orchid Show is close at hand. Our list of participating vendors is: Krull-Smith – https://www.krullsmith.com Mac’s Orchids – https://www.facebook.com/macsorchid Ritter Orchids – https://rittertropic1.com/index.html#/ Bredren Orchids
Please join members of the Jacksonville Orchid Society (JOS) at the Plant Ranch Nursery for an Orchid Re-Potting Session conducted as an educational clinic. **DATE – 21 May
DENDROBIUM GENERA CARE By Lois Rasmussen I have specifically focused on Dendrobium in this article. It’s the one genera that is so diverse and has very specific requirements
Monthly Show Table The Jacksonville Orchid Society (JOS) hosts a Show Table every month during its General Meeting. The purpose of the Show Table is to provide members
On 21 August 2021 please join members of the Jacksonville Orchid Society (JOS) at the Plant Ranch Nursery for an Orchid Re-Potting Session conducted as an educational clinic.
Orchid culture can be as simple or as complicated as you might want to make it. Provided here are orchid culture references, articles, and other information we hope
Brassavola nodosa (B. nodosa). This is a common and easily grown orchid, especially for the novice grower. Moreover, it is also a very rewarding orchid to grow as
Dendrobium speciosum By the Orchid Man’s Son JOS Member Nguyen Lee recently displayed his very nice Dendrobium (Den.) speciosum at the March 2021 JOS General Meeting. I’ve seen
Dendrobium kingianum By the Orchid Man’s Son I don’t know why I find Dendrobium (Den.) kingianum an interesting orchid. Perhaps because I can’t grow them successfully. Perhaps also
Oncidium Twinkle By the Orchid Man’s Son One of our new members won Oncidium (Onc.) Twinkle at the February 2021 JOS Raffle Table. Following are a few thoughts
JOS members attending the society’s 8 September General Meeting were able to select divisions of Oncidium sphacelatum donated by long time supporter Maurice Geiger of Geiger Orchids. So
The Jacksonville Orchid Society is now posting videos of orchid and JOS related content. Be sure to see the link under Information at: JOS Videos – https://jaxorchidsociety.org/jos-videos/
The show Table will be divided into Categories for the purpose of judging. The reason for the show table layout is to follow the registration categories used to
Rain and Humidity have returned in abundance. The past few weeks have happily seen our Winter-Spring drought broken. However, with the return of moisture and humidity, comes the
It’s that time of year again in my yard. Over the past few years I’ve been lucky to find several colonies of Zeuxine strateumatica blooming in my yard.
Here we go again – Round 2! I spent this evening preparing my orchids for the coming storms. Again, it bears repeating Hurricane Preparation Guidance we posted on
Recently, I was reviewing my notes of Jim Roberts (See Note 1) 2012 presentation to the Jacksonville Orchid Society on “Growing Orchids Outside.” During that presentation, Jim made
First off, there is no “Ice Cube Trick” for watering your Phalaenopsis, or any other kind of orchid. That being said, I often encounter this question regarding watering
First a confession; I’m a recovering academic. As a result, one of the first things I look towards when exploring a new field is its supporting literature. Although
